Request Apps

Is it possible for something like the Ninite download page to be implemented for PortableApps?

Something like a combination of the suite and the app updater, so you can just check off the apps you want to download and install.

IE5, IE6, IE7, IE8, IE9, ...
any of them will do for a start

the title says it all

The best game ever!
Free and open source
so why not make it portable?!

Hello,

Is there any chance of creating a portable video file convertor (.flv to .avi to .wmv etc etc) I know that there is a lot of freeware programs out there that does this...

Also the same with a good audio file converter, I think one of the best is Switch by NCH but the only problem is that they have a full version (have to purchase it) and a free version (of which it has some features disabled)

Thanks

jem

Hello,

The best image editing freeware has to be paint.NET

Is this possible to create as a portable app

I prefer paint.NET to Adobe Photoshop

Thanks very much

Jem

Hey I was wondering if it is possible to make a portable version of RocketDock/or Stardock.

We are thinking about making Xpert-Timer PRO portable. It uses a Microsoft Access database. Is that possible at all? What happens if you pull out the thumbdrive while there's interaction with the database?

Could you please check if it's possible at all to make Xpert-Timer portable? http://www.xperttimer.com/download

Thanks!

Hi everyone !
As an OGame's player, I used to always have Speedsim on my laptop 'cause webspeedsim is not as fast, does not have the same option. I don't know if it uses registry or directly relative path but i'd like to get it in my PortableApps Manager !

Also, it's open-source !

So here is my request:
> Can someone package it as a PortableApps executable ?
> Is this allowed ? (read, do we have the right to create this package even if it's open-source ?)

Summary: I am looking for a portable app, that can browse both http and https sites, anonymously, through sites that do not log personal info (such as browser type, site visited, number of clicks, etc).

I have been a great fan of http://www.ninjaproxy.com and http://proxy.org for many months since the Sri Lankan government banned several sites that were considered to be a "threat to national security".